Bob Terry, a 75-year-old actor and self-proclaimed “Cigarette Maestro,” has made headlines by bringing together 1,500 smokers for an epic smoke break in New York City’s Washington Square Park. The event, which aimed to promote camaraderie and raise awareness about the dangers of smoking, drew participants from across the city.
Terry, a lifelong smoker, organized the event to highlight the importance of community and social connections. “Smoking’s not just about the nicotine; it’s about the people,” he said in an interview. “We wanted to show that smokers can come together, have a good time, and support each other.”
The event featured live music, giveaways, and a massive smoke break, with participants puffing away in unison. Local businesses even offered discounts to attendees, adding to the festive atmosphere.
While some critics questioned the event’s message, supporters argued that it was a clever way to promote social interaction and encourage smokers to support one another in their quit journeys. Terry hopes the event will become an annual tradition, inspiring smokers worldwide to come together and celebrate their shared passion.
- The event has sparked a viral sensation, with #CigaretteMaestro trending on social media. Terry’s next move? A global smoke break, perhaps? Stay tuned!
